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THE LAY OF THE ROWING BENCH
I figured most of you could use some exposure to a bit of culture.
Rowing benches are wood, so it ties in. This is from the Boreal Foundaion for Academic Studies, that guarantees it's cultural. http://www.ece.uwaterloo.ca/~arnora/...boreal-lay.htm JOAT Good manners started to happen as soon as all the mammoths were killed off and there was no piece of food big enough for everyone to eat at the same time. - Nanny Ogg |
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(J T) wrote in news:28392-42DC6860-811@storefull-
3117.bay.webtv.net: Mon, Jul 18, 2005, 12:17am (EDT-1) (Patriarch) did state: snip This song has a little of the feel of my childhood vacations. ;-) I keep reading this, and mot quite sure what to think. Can't figure if you were into S&M, or just had lousy vacations. We rode in uncomfortable vehicles, sang nonsense songs, and seemed to travel forever, and never get very far. Times were good, though. And forty five years later, we know most of the words to most of the songs. So do our kids. Patriarch, fondly remembering Utah Phillips' rendition of 'Moose Turd Pie', Hoyt Axton, singing 'Boney Fingers', Steve Goodman, John Prine, Country Joe MacDonald, Arlo Guthrie, ... The classics! |
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"J T" wrote Outdoor outhouses - used until I was in the 7th grade, and we moved into a house with indoor plumbing - ah, luxury, especially on a cold winter day. Where I grew up, almost none of the houses were built with indoor toliets. The bathrooms were added onto the house. The house I grew up in was lived in by my grand parents. He had to fell the trees, strip them of bark and treat them. The power company then put up the poles so he could have electricty from miles away. Then he created the ultimate luxury for that time. He put lights into the outdoor outhouse. People came from miles around to see that. We still used it from time to time. |
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